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Once you’ve perfected your trade you can venture online with up to fifteen other players, with eight controlled by the computer-AI to make up a full grid. Alternatively you can enter a Co-op Championship with a fellow racer and compete directly with them, which is tremendous fun. The only shame...

Craig Bryan·October 16, 2012
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Dishonored entices you to replay the 15 hour adventure from beginning to end. Although you can choose to replay missions from the menu the consequences of your actions make it even more delightful. Finding new routes and methods for tackling each mission is an exciting. While I did notice some...

Adam Siddiqui·October 11, 2012
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Those accustomed with Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 need not fret; only laymen have no place here. The football game is as adaptable as ever. Still, all this versatility and entertaining differences in gameplay possibilities don’t take away that there are several issues within the core of the game. That alone...

David·September 25, 2012
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If you played Borderlands then you’ll feel right at home with Borderlands 2. Gearbox doesn’t attempt to go beyond what the original title did but instead builds on what made the first game great with new additions and refinements, making it a successful successor to the original game. While it...

Adam Siddiqui·September 20, 2012
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MMO and everything it stands for will never be the same again, now that Guild Wars 2 radically shifted its entire dynamic. The focus that this brilliant universe puts on active gameplay is unparalleled in any of its peers and it adds to that a myriad of innovative changes and...

Daav Daavpuke·September 16, 2012
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There is nothing revolutionary about Tiny Troopers. With simple controls and simple gameplay, the sum of its parts isn’t much more than first presented. It is however built adequately and should provide gamers with hours of gameplay fun, with little complications. Avid fans may even spike up the difficulty for...

Daav Daavpuke·September 13, 2012
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Based in a not-so-new concept, developer ACE Team has created one of the most entertaining games available for purchase via digital stores. The jokes with historical figures, coupled with the objective gameplay and lots of action, Rock of Ages transformed into a unique experience, able to hold the player for...

Marco Cecilio·September 5, 2012
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Much more than a game or a musical platform, Sound Shapes is a unique experience and delivers great fun. Despite its short main campaign, the extra modes Death Mode and Beat School offer enough challenge to keep you busy for some time. The amazing level editor provides the necessary tools...

Marco Cecilio·September 3, 2012
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Dynasty Warriors and Gundam. The genius who conceptualized the merging of two of Japan's two most popular franchises must have known exactly who he was aiming the Dynasty Warriors: Gundam games at. Chances are that if you're reading this, you've had some hands-on experience with at least one of the...

Michael Groves·August 30, 2012
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Yes, Darksiders II may take a few notable pages on how to create a memorable adventure from Legend of Zelda times, but how bad is that really? In fact, with so many games doing the same and so little pulling it off, it’s remarkable that THQ’s saving gravedigger does so...

Daav Daavpuke·August 29, 2012
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That said, the game will still drive you to keep going. It’s one of those games that doesn’t give you a very satisfying ending, but you know that it has done just enough. Beside its shortcomings, Deadlight is still an engaging game to play, and a memorable one at that.

Daav Daavpuke·July 30, 2012
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Botanicula won't last long (took around three hours for me), nor is it remotely challenging. The fun and whimsy to find within make it worth exploring, however, and its charm is undeniable -- a delight to behold. It’s simplicity itself, and all the better for it.

Callum Rakestraw·July 18, 2012
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